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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-07-06, Page 42)111 /110/11(711% «1 Marking .Vc)uf1,f7 /lesto,ic's. tams For Obituaries call 1-877-750-5054 Fax. 1-004-485-6461 • mai* ellielhcilliewallit•uteleemecoorkewets e• All other moments call- 1-888-786-7821 Fax: 1-866-757.0227 • wWr 9••••••••• w.ns•e•af»•www.•nt• c• Ob,tuan.=-, In Memoriam Thanks Fitrths .ale-rbr.itrunm, Mont In Memoriams SARAH MANN ck with memories, . th you trod, e hours we had with you, he rest with God. always. John, Suzanne, Alecia, Josh. JEFFREY emory of a dear brother, Rick,. • away July 8. 2006. • •id stops beating, g hands at rest, our hearts to prove to us, es the best. ed and missed by Mike and RENON memory of our dear husband, grandfather, Mansueto (Manny) o passed away two years ago on t forgotten are apart 'ves within us, ur heart. timbered and . sadly missed by son Robert and daughters Tracy nd their families WILSON emory of • Robert (Bob) James 21, 1945 July 7, 2004. t forgotten him each day you did for others kind and thoughtful way • times together, are remembered y comes, we will meet again. for a while. ur hearts, Mom and Ron, Gayle, eb, Christy and Jim, Carol and nd Elaine and families. BLACK of a loving mom, grandmother randmother, Grace, who passed , 2009. of you with love today but that ew, t about you yesterday and days too, you in silence and often speak are memories and your picture Ty is our keepsake with which art; u in his keeping we have you in e, Paul and family. • JEFFREY u are gone we will always be live in each one of us k to the sky, we look for the r. be our loving Pa looking down tar. listening say a prayer for us rotect us and guide us on our en God called you, you had to t you to know Pa we miss you I so ri, Brookelynn, Kennedy, Kyler, achel. In Memoriams In Memoriams RICHARD JEFFREY September 1, 1950 -July 8, 2006 We think of you often, and always with love. We think about how hard you worked and how much you did for ow family. We look back on favourite memories that remind us how much we always meant to each other, and always will. There are so many times that we think of you, and feel proud, thankful, and very lucky to have had you in our lives. It's hard to believe it has been five years since we had you with us. We wish you could be here to enjoy all the grandkids, you would be so proud of them. We miss your loving smile, gentle face, and one of a kind laugh. You are loved beyond words, and missed beyond measure. Always in our thoughts and forever in our hearts you will remain. . Loved and missed by: Dianne, Shannon & Kevin, Ryan & Ilona. Shailene & Steve, Corinn & Craig Prayers Prayers PRAYER TO ST. JUDE May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. 0 sacred heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude worker of miracles, pray for us. Helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day by the eighth day the prayer will be answered. It has never been known to fail. Publication must be promised. A.W.S. Obituaries Obituaries KELLY, Margaret Evelyn (nee Brindley) - Passed away peacefully on Jun 25, 2011 in her 91st year with her daughters by her side. Beloved wife of late William Francis Kelly (1988). She will be remembered by daughters Francis Littlechild (Bob deceased), Sharon Anderson (Fred), Marlene Thompson (partner Mike Petrie), MaryLou, and sons Mike, Wafter (Nora), Dennis, David, Paul (Judy), Ken (Friend Connie McMillan), Ed (deceased 2002), Pat (Monica), Peter and Larry. 30 Grandchildren, 28 • . great Grandchildren and 3 great,great grandchildren. Predeceased by brothers Charlie, Kim & Henry Brindley and sister Hazel Goddard. Friends were received at MCCALLUM & PALLA FUNERAL HOME on Monday June 2Z 2011, a Memorial Service on Tuesday June 28, 2011 at McCallum & Palle Funeral Horne. Special thanks to north wing caregivers and nurses at Maitland Manor. Memorial contributions to the heart and stroke bundation. Obituaries Obituaries WHITE, Alexander "Fred" , - At Alexandra Marine & General Hospital on. Thursday June 23,, 2011. Frederick Alexander "Fred" White of Goderich 'in his 87th year. Beloved husband of the late Elda (Good) White (April 2011). Loving father of John (Barb) White, Marlene (Jim) McDougall, Janice (Glen) MacCuspey all of Goderich, Betty Watson of London, Bonnie (Paul) Swarthout of St. Marys, Karen (Jim) Finnie of Sarnia. . Dear grandpa of 10 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Also survived by his sister Ida White of Goderich and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by his parents James and Laura White, brother Gordon White, sisters Anna (Jack) Patterson and Genie (Harold) Mutton. Friends were received at McCALLUM & PALLA FUNERAL HOME, Goderich on Monday June 27, 2011 from 11 AM until the time of service at 1 PM. • Rev. Bill Vanderstelt officiated. Interment. Maitland Cemetery. Eulogies were given by son John White, nephew Fred Patterson and grandson Craig Swarthout_ Two hymns were performed solo by niece Brenda Patterson. Pallbearers were Larry White, Jamie McDougall, Christopher Swarthout, Craig Swarthout, Scott Finnie and Dan Shaddick. Donations to Knox Presbyterian Church gratefully acknowledged. Friends may sign the book of condolences at www. mccallumpa l la. ca SIMPSON, Edith (Elliott) - of Lucknow, beloved wife of the late Donald Simpson formerly of Ashfield Township, passed away at Wingham Hospital on Sunday June 26, 2011 in her 83'1 year. She was born in Kincardine Township on December 25, 1928 to the late Margaret (Byers) and Earl Elliott. Survived by 10 children; Betty Anne (Robin) Davey of Kanata, Alex (Cindy) Simpson of Ashfield Township, Jim .Simpson. of Ashfield Township. Donnie (Dianne) Simpson ' of .Ripley, Bill, Paul, Rod (Annette), Steve (Tracey) Simpson all of Ashfield Township, Helen (Gord) Falls of Shelburne and Christine (Dave) .Toop of Belleville. Greatly missed by several grandchildren, great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Also survived by sister Betty (Ken) McFarlan, brother Bill (Betty) Elliott and sisters-in-law Donna and Marjorie Elliott all of Kincardine. Predeceased by. son Elliott and brothers Joe, Jim and Bert Elliott. Visitation was held at MacKENZIE & McCREATH FUNERAL HOME, Lucknow on Wednesday June 29, 2011 from 2-4 & 7-9 PM. A Funeral Service was conducted from Ashfield Presbyterian Church on Thursday June 30, 2011 at 1:30 PM with Marian Raynard officiating. Interment Kintail Cemetery. Donations to Canadian Cancer or Wingham Hospital were greatly appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Portrait and memorial online at www.mackenzleandrriccreath.com Wecfaesday, J &I 6.2011 • 6oderich Signal Star47 Community members come together in support of St. Joseph play Narcisse, a new play about the St. Joseph community by Paul Ciufo, is gaining momentum in the final weeks of rehearsal as this project continues to engage the communi- ty's interest and support. With 53 cast members, many musi- cians, and almost daily meetings, the commitment that St. Joseph residents are showing is remarkable. Residents are involved in set, props, costume building or sourcing as well as site preparations. As the site is developed to host an audi- ence in a beautiful outdoor setting, the cast is putting together the scenes they've been rehearsing for weeks - all under the watchful eye of the director, Duncan McGregor. From the beginning South Huron and Bluewater have sup- ported this project. The Zurich Recreation Centre provided use of its large meeting room for rehearsal sessions. The Friends of Hay Township Hall have provided access to this heritage building for early rehearsals, meetings and as the costume depot as the play's opening nears. Mike Miller, owner of Lakewood Garden Centre has pro- vided equipment and time to prepare the outdoor site for the production. Hessenland Country Inn offered their unique (roach House meeting space for early puhlic readings and auditions.: St. Peter's Catholic Church's Parish Hall has been used for additional indoor rehearsal space. Hensall District Co-op's transport truck has.become an outdoor storage unit on the play's site. Media support has increased, with cover- age in the area's newspapers and radio stations, highlighting the importance of community involvement to create a suc- cessful and significant local cultural experience. • The local theatre community has played their role, show- casing talent from both the professional theatre and the local community theatre. The Blyth Festival has been involved in this project since the beginning and has loaned costumes, props and set pieces. The Blyth Centre for the Arts has pro- vided box office facilities for full ticket sales for this produc- tion. The Goderich Little 'Theatre has also been supportive by providing additional costumes, props and flexible stage units. The schools in Huron County including South Huron Dis- trict High School has loaned seating and audience risers. Goderich District Collegiate institute has provided interlock- ing audience tiers that give the audience a raised view of the performance area. These resources are essential to the look and effectiveness of the set for the production. incredible public support has been received, showing a commitment to Canada, culture, community and volunteer- ism from the local, provincial and federal government depart- ments and councils. Canada's New Multiculturalism Grants and Contributions Program, Inter -Action, administered by Citizenship and immigration Canada supported this local project with a grant of $7,500. The Ontario Arts Council assisted with the development of Narcisse. The County of Ifuron supports preservation and activities of cultural importance through their Huron Herit- age Fund ($3,583) and the Municipality of Bluewater approved an application for support, approving a grant of $5,000. Many corporate sponsors and donors as well as individu- als have followed suit, affirming their own commitment to support this important local cultural endeavour in their community. Narcisse is the can't miss event of the summer with this resounding and evident local and regional support. Tickets are available by calling toll free to I -877-862-5984 (Blyth Festival Box Office). Performances run July 19-24 and 26-31 on the grounds of St. Peter's Catholic Church, Hwy 21, north of St. Joseph. For complete schedule information, visit the web site at www.narcissetheplay.com.